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We need to make a revolution our system we have been using for the longest of times now has only made us become dull, boring and controlled. Our schools put us in categories and give us limited information not for our growth but it's for our entrapment. I propose we make schools that focus more on other subjects that take interest mainly for example
Emotions
Culture
Basic little hobbies as subjects
To not limit US to make us as an individual and not a cluster of sheep
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🌥Daybreaker
Gotta help the kids/teens first by working on their behalf, not speaking for (over) them, but actually going to any of those school boards where it's 99.9% boomers voting to ban books they've never read, and challenging what the board is doing. Pushing for students to have more control over their education environment. Those of us who have the time/energy should set some aside to check out what the local board of education is up to, the rest of us should make a habit out of donating school supplies (like how some of the teachers already do, please also pressure the board to stop making teachers pay for school supplies with their own money). Didn't we (people my age) complain about the exact same kinds of problems? Didn't we also want more home economics because we felt useless and our families weren't teaching us much?
Youth liberation organizations should be strengthened to improve schools and student worker rights. We need to stop walmarts from siphoning money out of local areas so workers and businesses can actually secure more resources for themselves instead of relying on the state to fund everything (because it doesn't always). It would increase the odds of bumfucknowhere towns getting a new skate park or a music hall. Third places or places to further educate/shop for those hobbies we want to introduce more of/keep in schools. Otherwise... What's the point of learning how to play guitar if you never have the time/energy to do it? There are people who don't even have the time/energy to feed themselves (cooking in and of itself use to be home economics (now called "family and consumer sciences"), where the whole point was to teach people how to cook/repair their own stuff/social skills/sewing/gardening/etc, generally being a more well rounded person).
Well don't you think if people actually love the jobs and love doing what they're loved doing that that will automatically make our world less depressing
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